Rudge Multi

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Rudge Multi 1915
Manufacturer Rudge-Whitworth Ltd
Production years 1915
Production location Coventry

This is a single-cylinder, belt-driven motor bicycle which embodies features patented by the makers in 1910 and 1911. The chief of these is the variable-speed gear which consists of variable pulleys on the engine-shaft and rear wheel, the one expanding as the other contracts, so that a gradual change of gear is obtained.

[edit] Memories



No, not at all. However At EMI Hayes in the 1940s one factory building was known as Rudge which may relate to other entries, or the motor cycles.

A C Boyd-Barton MIET

[edit] In the Science Museum's Records

Inv: 1915-361. Source: Rudge-Whitworth Ltd.

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